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Natalie Molloy's Blog – February 2013 Archive (2)
Child Care for Teachers in the Nassau County , NY area.
I am forty six years old, and a mother of three boys ages 7,10 & 12. I have extensive experience in caring for children, it is my gift. For years now I have been offering child care services for teachers in the privacy of my home. I am located in South Bellmore and will have one opening for the school year starting in September 2013. My decision to only care for teachers children is so that our school calendar complies with my family needs. It has been working out now for many years. I…
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LET YOUR KIDS GET DIRTY!!!!!!
Did you know that studies have shown dirt to be good for your brain? Apparently, there are types of bacteria that are naturally found in soil which activate the neurons that produce serotonin – a key chemical in many bodily functions, as well as a natural anti-depressant. In other words, dirt can actually help make you feel happy. (And I’m not just talking about the mud wraps at the day…
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